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Hi everbody!
When I try using Xplode to add a registry entry to windows registry it doesn't give any results.
<execute display="Executing Registry Tweaks">
<registry mode="write">
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run]
"DAEMON Tools-1033"=-
"DiskeeperSystray"=-
"NeroFilterCheck"=-
"NVMixerTray"=-
"NvMEdiaCenter"=-
"nwiz"=-
"NvCplDaemon"=-
"CTHelper"=-
"iTunesHelper"=-
"QuickTime Task"=-
"NvMcTray"=-
"NvCpl"=-
[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnceEx]
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\HideDesktopIcons\NewStartPanel]
"{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}"=dword:00000000
"{450D8FBA-AD25-11D0-98A8-0800361B1103}"=dword:00000000
"{208D2C60-3AEA-1069-A2D7-08002B30309D}"=dword:00000000
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
"NoRecentDocsMenu"=dword:00000001
</registry>
</execute>The point with these registry entries is to remove all startup programs, but it doesn't work as they still start at windows logon.
Can't seem to see what's wrong here. Anyone?
Marthax
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I think that San Andreas should be played on PC, definitely. Why? Because, Rockstar Games has turned GTA into a precision game pretty much which makes it frustrating and annoying to for instance, aim and shot those choppers down. If you want to buy San Andreas, the PC version is the way to go.
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Execute RunOnceEx. After that execute this line :
rundll32.exe iernonce.dll,RunOnceExProcess
This will cause RunOnceEx to run immediately without the need for restart. That should fix your problems.
Marthax
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when booting from this UACD that you created, did you use the ISO file to boot from or did you burn it to a CD?
What kind of ROM do you have? DVD? CD? what speed?
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Battlefield 2 & S.T.A.L.K.E.R
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I belive "bor3d" said this in a topic called "Editing WINNTBBU.DLL For Dummies, The Complete Idiots Guide To Hacking WIN":
I think that's pretty much self explaining. I've used this method several times and never had any problem.Note: You do NOT need to put the new WINNTBBU.DLL file into your i386 directory. Only the winntbbu.dl_0 -
Yes, that's true it was a bit short, but I love Doom 3 and the same goes for D3:ROE. Go Id Software!
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thx for replying, but VB isn't an option for me as I don't know how to use it. Although, I did manage to solve this situation differently as the problem was a wrong syntax in the default Xplode *.xml file. I'll try to learn the VB language when I'll have some spare time as it seems to be a good and effective language. Thx again
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ok, I'll may try that. thx
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Hey you guys!
When my GuiRunOnce runs at windows logon it starts Xplode that installs programs. The first program executes and it nearly reaches its' end when GuiRunOnce executes the next thing on the list. This means that Xplode and my next thing executes at once which is not what I want. How do I make GuiRunOnce wait for Xplode to end? I know that you could use /wait with RunOnceEx, but what do with GuiRunOnce?
Thanks in advance!
Marthax
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not the core, but Internet Explorer. nLite doesn't warn me about IE itself just IE core.
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The second option worked
thx once again!0 -
ok, thx Alanoll
I'm gonna try it out now. I'll let you know. 0 -
The funny thing is that "display.title" doesn't exist in my xml, but I'll just go right ahead and create it now that I know how to.
Thanks genzo. EDIT : I used this:
<display.title>Xplode Installation</display.title>
That didn't help a thing as the title is still "#display.title#". Any ideas?
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Greetings All!
This may sound a bit stupid, but I can't seem to solve my problem on how to change the Xplode title. I have red the guide, but I can't seem to understand it. It says like this:
Environment Variable Suggesteddisplay.title XPlode Installation
display.complete completed
How am I supposed to use this? I mean, how should I use this so that my title isn't "#display.title#"?
Thanks in advance!
Marthax
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Hi all!
I formatted my computer using my UACD and when it completes and I try to connect to the internet using Firefox i get this message:
"Error trying to validate certificate from login.one.se using OCSP - corrupted or unknown response".
login.one.se is my ISP's homepage that I have to visit in order to logon and start using my broadband. Anyway, I've never had this kind of problem and I was thinking that maybe some of you guys maybe know how to fix this.
Oh, and my windows is nLited. Can it be that I've removed a component that is needed in order for internet to work?
Thanks in advance!
Marthax
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It shouldn't be a problem. Sure you can use batch commands with RunOnceEx. It doesn't matter what you execute in there as long as windows knows how to run it, but I would agree with Durex. It's unnecessary to use both methods as one will do.
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Sure you can. Use the Cd.txt method to initialize the correct CD-ROM variable to the computer and then input it into the shortcut in desktop.ini. That should work.
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I think you should find the answer to your problem here
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Just because it works on VPC doesn't mean anything. VPC doesn't load your drivers which means that they haven't been tested and can be the cause of your problem.
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I think that Xplode could solve your problem when it comes to making a flexible installation where you can select what you want to install.
When talking about profiles from various programs, using silent switches and AutoIT would be the most effective way.
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I really don't agree Ben.Hahlen. Does it matter if you create My Documents on C:, D:, E: or any other drive? %USERPROFILE%\My Documents means that Windows has the present location of My Documents registered and knows where My Documents is so there won't be any problem when you search for the location of it.
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You could use the %UserProfile% variable to have a batch file search in My Documents. Although this will only work if you have one account, it should be able accomplish the thing you want to do.
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But, why defining the variable? Just show xplode where to find the files you want to install in your *.xml file.
do you mean the #xplode# var is NOT the path xplode is installed to on the local disk?What do you mean with this? If your talking about the stage where Xplode installs your requested things onto your computer then that's not correct as Xplode does not install. It copies itself over to your HDD and then executes with the default *.xml file.
Not sure if I understood you question right..
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adding to Registry using Xplode Problem
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ok I changed that. I'm gonna try it out and see what happends. I'll let you know in a while. Thx for the replies.